god i loved reading this book, unfortunatley i can only remember so much.

#4: John Proctor Confesses his affair with Abigail.

#5 :Elizabeth lies to protect her husband john procotor, not knowing that he has already confessed.

#7:Mary Warren confesses [ i think] because John Procotor makes her … [ or something of that sort.]

Read the book, the answers are there!!

“Much of Act III has to do with determining who will define innocence and guilt. Proctor makes one desperate bid for this authority by finally overcoming his desire to protect his good name, exposing his own secret sin. He hopes to replace his wife’s alleged guilt with his own guilt and bring down Abigail in the process. Unfortunately, he mistakes the proceedings for an actual search for the guilty, when, in fact, the proceedings are better described as a power struggle. He exposes his private life to scrutiny, hoping to gain some authority, but he does not realize that too many influential people have invested energy into the proceedings for him to be able to stop them now. Too many reputations are at stake, and Proctor’s revelation comes too late to stop the avalanche.” The irony is that in being truthful and innocent, Proctor will be condemned. The battle is over pride instead of justice.

God I hated this at school. Though missy, all the answers will be in the text 😉 x